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Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 38477 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 59.189.216.76 Rating: N/A |
I am sure the govt is not clueless like how the author of this NDTV wrote (Aman ki aasha brigade!) .. but if the policy is what is written .. daanlo muravadaniki emi ledu .. its just a continuation of headless chicken congi policy .. which will yield the same results .. pure aggression evaru adagatledu .. innovative dynamism adugutunnaru .. telivi ga debba kottamantunnaru .. impossible with aggressive rogue nations .. 99% National - 1% Glocal | ||
Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 3110 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 198.203.175.175 Rating: N/A |
US and China support unanta varaku Pak ni manam em peekalem! monna China valla India request ni UN lo veto cheyyatam toh crystal clear ga chepparu China-Pak relation ento. India need leverage on China..... You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. ~Friedrich Nietzsche | ||
Film_fan Megastar Username: Film_fan Post Number: 29942 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 89.168.29.240 Rating: N/A |
Congi policy valla India em win ayyindi against Pak .. battles only, not wars! 1947, 65, 71, 99 .. all battles we won, Kashmir is still with Pak!! --- intha mandate vacchi....govt edho try chesthunnapudu......meekey patience lekapovatam surprise.... aa war days ippudu poyayi kadha.....world wide.....pure aggression ee case lo workout avvadhu...... plus....right wing mudra unna govt anni ways try chesaka.....ne aggresive approach anukuntunna.... Kashmir realistically.....long time away from a solution....anukuntunna.... We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. -- Aristotle | ||
Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 3109 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 198.203.175.175 Rating: N/A |
paisa upayogam ledu deeni valla, if Govt intention was this then i am afraid they are not playing chess but just some gully cricket 
idhi time n again prove ayindhi kada? still dont understand what Modi did differently to tackle this? Agreed that Pak isnt a straight forward enemy to deal head on, but emi leka mundhe manam chess aadadu checkmate chesamu ani manalni manam mosam cheskovatam deniki............ What India is doing with Balochistan is good n compares to what you are calling a chess game(idhi exactly ye Govt mission o telidu or asalu Govt ki sambandham leni RAW mission kuda ayi undochu). You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. ~Friedrich Nietzsche | ||
Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 38476 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 59.189.216.76 Rating: N/A |
Congi policy valla India em win ayyindi against Pak .. battles only, not wars! 1947, 65, 71, 99 .. all battles we won, Kashmir is still with Pak!! 99% National - 1% Glocal | ||
Film_fan Megastar Username: Film_fan Post Number: 29941 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 89.168.29.240 Rating: N/A |
congi policy ade kada .. andulo modi win ayyedi emi ledu naa drustilo .. and so called big guys will never act against porkis .. ippude kadu since 1947 .. thats been the case .. pointless policy .. --- nation's win .....not modis' brownie points...... We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. -- Aristotle | ||
Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 38475 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 59.189.216.76 Rating: N/A |
congi policy ade kada .. andulo modi win ayyedi emi ledu naa drustilo .. and so called big guys will never act against porkis .. ippude kadu since 1947 .. thats been the case .. pointless policy .. 99% National - 1% Glocal | ||
Film_fan Megastar Username: Film_fan Post Number: 29940 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 89.168.29.240 Rating: N/A |
unless he can beat the crap out of ISI/paki army .. -- no matter how much anyone wants this.....i dont think its a sensible action to act alone..... our Big brother status in region is at stake.... build the case...and let so called other big guys to push for action and then you get the thappa..... manamey chesthey unilateral aggression mudra....ani naa feeling... We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. -- Aristotle | ||
Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 38472 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 59.189.216.76 Rating: N/A |
antha scene ledu .. 1) Paki gallaki eppudu siggu ledu .. and the world knows it 2) China/UK/US in that order have always supported porkis .. no matter what .. for their own reasons .. that wont change anytime soon .. which means .. Modi wont win this round .. unless he can beat the crap out of ISI/paki army .. 99% National - 1% Glocal | ||
Film_fan Megastar Username: Film_fan Post Number: 29939 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 89.168.29.240 Rating: |
what i liked about this govt lately is that they are in it for a long run on pak issue....no knee jerk reaction just to appease people..... Im talking about the flak about 'stagxed pxathankot' issue..... let it be a chess game......as long as the direction is good..... in all fairness....keep the pressure to behave sensibly......issues will not be solved in a day...... We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. -- Aristotle | ||
Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1848 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 63.151.12.167 Rating: |
Simple. Pak government is controlled by ISI-pak army ,no prime minister in India can succeed in making peace with them because Pakistan army dont want it.But Pakistan never preferred to cancel the talks, they always forced India to cancel the talks, and showed the international platform that India was always doing this.First time Pakistan has cancelled the talks, that too after India gave them the access to Pathankot probe. Now Pakistan has no face to show in international platform. pak government is controlled by ISI-pak army ,no prime minister in India can succeed in making peace with them because Pakistan army dont want it | ||
Tilak Legend Username: Tilak Post Number: 38464 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 59.189.216.76 Rating: |
The jury is out still. Who won the first round anedi ippude cheppalem .. 99% National - 1% Glocal | ||
Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 3108 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 198.203.177.177 Rating: |
chess endhi, game endhi, mana score 1 endhi, pak army Zero endhi!!!!!! Vajpayee bus esinapudu kuda ilane anukunnam. all of a sudden Pak ki surprise visit ante master stroke ani, 3 day ultimatum ki pak ongalsinde ani! asalu ee article lo clear ga emundhi that Modi has scored ani konchem vivarimpudu pls You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. ~Friedrich Nietzsche | ||
Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1846 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 63.151.12.167 Rating: |
http://www.ndtv.com/opinion/ignore-abdul-basit-modi-has-won- round-1-against-pak-generals-1339929 Modi Has Won Round 1 Against Pak Army. He Must Keep At It. Nothing is what it ever seems in the India-Pakistan relationship, not even when new beginnings are made, like in the case of India accepting the presence of a Pakistani ISI officer as part of the Joint Investigating Team or JIT that visited Pathankot. Even the fact that the Pakistani establishment (read, its all-powerful Army and intelligence agencies) is now trying to trash the JIT visit to Pathankot is not really new. After all, no one in Delhi seriously expected Rawalpindi (where the Pakistani army and ISI headquarters are located, a few kms away from the capital in Islamabad) to reciprocate the compliment by giving an Indian team access to Masood Azhar, the head of the Jaish-e-Mohammed terror group which Delhi believes masterminded the Pathankot attack. The fact remains that Pakistani army chief Raheel Sharif continues to run Pakistan's India policy (as well as other important relationships like Afghanistan, China and the US), notwithstanding Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's firm and unwavering belief that Pakistan has no option but to improve ties with its large neighbor, India. So when Prime Minister Narendra Modi "dropped in" on Christmas at Raiwind, Nawaz Sharif's home just outside Lahore, to wish him on his grand-daughter's wedding, the alarm bells must have rung loud and strong in Rawalpindi. The incredible truth - which any casual visitor to Lahore will strongly vouch for - is that despite 70 years and several degrees of separation, the ordinary Pakistani citizen craves the return of normalcy with its "hamsaaya mulk" or "fellow nation", meaning India. The conspiracy theorist will point out that the Pathankot attacks may have been an attempt at sabotaging Nawaz Sharif and Modi's fresh exertion of peace. While the seriously seditious analyst - and there are a few on both sides of the border - has come to the conclusion that the horrendous blasts in Lahore's Gulshan-i-Iqbal park on Easter were aimed at not only destabilizing the Sharifs (Nawaz's brother Shahbaz is the Chief Minister of Pakistan Punjab), but also so weakening the Pakistani PM that he becomes an ineffectual interlocutor with Modi's India. This is where a story in a Pakistani paper on Indian engineers visiting Ramzan Sugar Mills in Pakistan's Jhang district becomes interesting. It is common knowledge that the sugar mills are owned by Nawaz Sharif's family. The report goes on to add, "Sensitive departments will conduct an investigation into the visits by using the record of cellular phones of the Indian visitors who were hosted by the Ramzan Sugar Mills during the last eight years..." By leaking a story of Indian engineers overhauling the Sharif family-owned sugar business, it is clear that the Pakistani establishment is aiming to paint the Prime Minister and his family as being easy on Indians. From there, it's a short haul to pointing out, as the Pakistan Today newspaper did this week, that "the JIT report has concluded that the Indian authorities had "prior information about the attackers" and that India used the attack as a tool to expand its "vicious propaganda" against Pakistan "without having any solid evidence to back the claim". Predictably, Indian government sources were acerbic in their reaction, pointing out that the JIT had actually collected evidence in Pathankot in accordance with a Pakistani law which applies to Pakistani citizens committing offences abroad. Truth is, the tone and tenor of the Pakistan Today report isn't new at all. In the wake of the Mumbai attacks, some Pakistani journalists had the gall to suggest that the attacks had been carried out by Indian intelligence agencies - although, fortunately, that charge didn't go far, as other Pakistani journalists courageously exposed the fact that Ajmal Kasab was a Pakistani citizen and belonged to Faridkot village in Depalpur tehsil of Okara district in (Pakistani) Punjab. So what is the Pakistan Today report trying to do today? Remember, the story has been leaked in the wake of the capture of alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Yadav, who has been accused of trying to destabilize Balochistan. It is clear that Pakistan's security agencies are trying to build a case of moral equivalence between the Mumbai attacks and between Kulbhushan Yadav's alleged misdeeds on the one hand, and on the other trying to show that the Nawaz Sharif family continues to hire and break bread with Indian engineers. This blatant attempt at undermining Pakistan's elected Prime Minister has been underscored in two important ways. First, the Pakistan army's amazing successes with its Zarb-e-Azb operations in the Waziristan region against the Taliban (despite the fact that thousands of civilians have been killed in collateral damage) has shown to the people that the Army has the capacity and willingness to go after terrorists. Second, the naming of the Nawaz Sharif family in the Panama Papers gives credence to the belief that the fabulously rich Sharifs don't think twice before parking some of their wealth in offshore accounts. Meanwhile, the omnipresent noise in the India-Pakistan relationship continues. Pakistan High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit was at first quoted as saying on Thursday that the bilateral peace process was suspended, except that it turned out later that he never meant what he said. As for Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal and the Congress' Anand Sharma, attacking Modi on his Pakistan policy seems par for the course, especially since elections in Punjab are less than a year away. The truth is that Modi has already won the first round in this particular chess game between The People Vs the Generals. By risking a complete about-turn in his own and the RSS belief that Pakistan is the "enemy", which is to pursue an opening-up between the two nations, the Prime Minister must now take the long view. If he were to unilaterally open up trade and travel links over the next few months before he attends the SAARC summit in Islamabad in November, he will have succeeded in up-ending the Generals at their own game. |
